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The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1887-10-28
The Anarchist.

While Canada Is a notorious resort
for the American boofler over which
such a howl has been made, the United
: atE has also become notorious a. a
rendezvous for the bloodY anAr.
chist whose e0wArdly acts and deeds
are FAR worse than those Of the un-
tanned savagesof the wild west The
anarchist, whose very breath 5 poison
u 10 every principle Of right and just
ice, Is a bl00d.thirsty. sneaking M
whose numerous deeds have caused
him 10 flee from the clutches Of justice
Of his mother land 10 the land of the
"free and the brave. the United States.
where he Is allowed todepredate bloody
deeds with IMMUNITY II Is now that
an attempt is being made bY Gen. PROV
or 10 carry the cas- Vt the condemned
Chicago anarchists to the United States
Supreme court, and a petition for writ
u error has been presented % thecourt
in behalf of the murderers; It Is surely
% De hoped that the red-handed muir
derers will not iud mercy in this d.
rection Had the Hay Market massa-
ere teen the work Of ordinary Ameri-
cans, under any circumstances, they
would have not been shown any mercy
whatever, yet the anarchists whose
worthless carcasses would to-day lay
moulding in the ground, had justice
been done them, but as yet. they are al
low 10 live and poison the very mir with
their putrid ofaiions and unsayory
condemnation Of every right Of law
and justice. Let the seven Chicago an
archists ~strangle. Their hanging would
be a good beginning and would un-
doubtedly be the means OF preventing
much trouble IN the future. Make an
example of them, by all means.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1887-10-28

kirouE commissioner. ]. T. Parker.
assessor and D. a. Webster. CLERK.
Ordered That b. e. Craig - ard
BE- l.. hereby authorized q repair ne
waTun road between KINGSTON and iha
Kingston sampl.IF works provided
that be- shall not expend more than
e1a In county warrants on said road.
The resignation ~ q n Whifham as
ins'iee u the peact wiih.a and for pre.
cinct No 8. was read aud accepted.
Voted: That a warrant Cor so D.
allowed Jacob LaycOck 10 aid IN keep
ing pauper.
Voted: To appropriate 500 30 r..
pairthe wagon mad between the top 81
the hin south Of Hllsborough and the
the vest end of the Box canyon. and
the clerk Is hereby authorized % draw
a warrant IN favor % J. II. Webster
Tor said work.
Ordered: That the licenses. as asses.
sed. BE- delivered 10 the collector.
Whereupon he board adjourned 10
meet the FIRST Monday in November.
n. GEAYsoN. in. WEBSTER.
Chairman. Clerk.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1887-10-28
LEGAL
Notice of Forfeiture.

To George Mitchell. Henry c Hedges and @.
A. Gates
NOU are hereby notified that the under
signed have expended one hundred
dollars each year during 1888 and lssG In In.
Dor and Improvements ON the N~ordhur-en
No. mining claim. situated !n the Apache
Mining District, sierra County, New Mexico,
tins same being the assessment work for said
yearts ON said claim. II within the period Of
ninety days after this notice, you fail or rp.
fuse to pay your several proportions of said
expenditure, you interests therein will be
forfeited 20 the undersigned.
sOPHY =. UTTER.
l.. BRADFORD PRINCE.
Dated Aug 20. lss7 sept2-22
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1887-10-28
LEGAL NOTICES.
Nc. 3Be
Application for . Patent.


q = Land Onoc. Las Cruces. IN.
sept 4Fn. ls1
n uTiCE u HtllEn1 CfNEN mar simon
- a hiun nts at3 "a iaet Jacob A. nlun
ah rnsf unace addrrss IL knirvteu, sierra
Co N. has this aag dicd hls applicauaa
iofa patient co. Hcirs mundrud tlAal linear
fcet ~ sac tHn4su1un Nine az Notn brmrng
sfeand ~ nahirsd a seventy .airst 80
iret pa width, situat la cuchiilo NeKr0
minlsr a.stuct, County NJ sierra ahd
icHntorT 81 Nee Mexieo anu designated By
he Bed uutss and Official plat an nic In thta
ON = a. iui number a. Ia ~to&nsnip No. ID,
-uuth range Ne. wvst OF Nes Me1lnn pm.
cipai MERRIAM said Let No. go being dsscrfb.
Cd ~ ioinWs. 10
nEGiNNlNG al cor No. l a a roch IN
4 ln 81 in ground sith mound Of .tanes
chi lrdl-aai whencc the > q cor sc ~ q.
= bears . deg ; min go q an oak Tree
lstn diam MARKED n. I. l-2t bcars deg ~
mt " ~ 8 t. Adunipcr tree = in diam msrk
ed II. Il l.tt bears o. r. deg e ts8 f. Thence
sG deg a min y 2u Il - arr0yo. course enst.
criy, sc 60 cor No 2. A. on granite
rock in place ohlsled asa sith mound of
Stone wuencc a cedar tree II la diam marked
u I e-b9i beeFe = 3 deg As min " 81 n.
Thence n y deg = min " $50 70 81 arroyo
cour-o o~aztcrly leo Il 20 arroyo course east
cry lMo q 20 cor No g. A granite nock ian
i-Nsn m ct IN ground with mound of stone
cntslod a@4 shence a Juniper tree II In
diam marked u 4. a.Ga bears n a. deg : 10
"a An oak tree Is In diam marked b. fless
bears b 3 deg q Il. Theme = a. deg % min
e BE- 40 cor NO'A AJuniper tree In diam
hiazcd aud marked f-8A whence an oak tr-,
10 II dinm mark q u. I. f.Gf bcnrs ) y deg
q 50 Il. Themes 30 deg - min ae.ass arroyo
ginning.
Magnetic VOCATION l2 deg 10 min 9 contain.
ing ~ 90 ue1cs.
The location of this mine Is recorded I'm
the Recorders office of Socorro Co IN Book 4
Page 4Gl. The amended location Is record.
cd In the Recorders ONCE OF sierrn 90, In
BOOK u, page 500 / The adjoining claim
are tbs Silver Bullion.
ANY and all persons cl aiming adversely
any portion OF said Contention Min or sur.
lace ground are required 20 file their adj.
Nersl claims with the Register of the United
states Land once AT Las cruces In the Ter.
itofyoi New Mexico during the sixty days
period OF publication hereof. OF they will
pc barred BY virtue of the provisions OF the
statute
sep2S-@ EDMUND 6 SHIELDS, Register.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1887-10-28
A Dastardly Outrage.

The son Of Joseph II. Choate the dis
tinguished lawyer, was attacked In hIs
room by a lot Of young individuals who
perpetrated outrages on his person.
%tormenting and torturing him like 80
many Apache Indians. Had George
Choate shot them dead he would have
conferred a blessing IN humanity at
large, for II would have removed from
this world a lot Of towards and sneaks
whose growing mp will only make cost
Tor the citizens Of the country in which
they may reside by the extra tax OF
courts and p-enetentaries.
II seems that young Choate, alto
sether slight in build and light in
weight, has the true clear grit OF his
New England ancestors, and showed
IL in the various haZing rushes Of the
sophmores at Williams college. His
courage and the successful use Of his
fists aiding his side in the victory thus
arousing revengeful feelings Of the
crowd of sophmores the most coward
ly of whom visited his room and put
him in a cold water bath pouring iced
OF cold water down his back causing
such a shock to the spinal nerve and
his whole system that he is now dan
gerously i'll at his fathers country seat
To thoroughly understand the posi-
ton OF affairs it must he known that
the foregoing took place in the county
of Berkshire, Massachusetts, in the
year 1857, not far from the towns of
Pittslcld and Adams, towns inhabited
by people professidly christian and en-
lightened and humane, and that the
deed was done by white male students
of the college Of Williams, and not by
the aboriginal sayagcs of the forests
of New England colonies in 1857.
While these young sayagcs were do
ing their devilment their female rela-
tiyes were probably attending some
Indian Aid Society and shedding tears
oyerthe extinction of the "Noble Red
Ma by just such boys, grown to men,
as young Choate. 1t is because of like
torture and warfare that we on the
frontier exterpate the savage aborgi-
nee. yet the young blood OF the New
England seems to develop traits which
the aboriginee in those parts would
have enyied, and could some of the
savge old ravagees of the Berkshire
hills have seen their followers in &C
cupancy of their Whilome stamping
ground in the Gendish orgie of the haz.
ing of young Choate, they would have
yelled with delight and whooped with
satisfaction, for they in their invent
i've torture could not have exceled IN
iendishness the doings of the soph-
more students OF Williams college.
We learn also that Il Columbia student
has just died from the effects of injuries
received during AN attack made upon
freshmen by the sophmores of Colum-
bia college, and this Is in New York
City!ll 1t might be Just as well for the
residents of the Atlantic slope to know
that the worst sort of fellows we have
TO deal with here in the Rocky noun
tains is the college bred eau whose in
structiOn has lusf developed his in
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1887-10-28
20 EDMUND g. SHIELDS, Rcri tor.
Land Onicc mt Las Cruces, y. NJ.
nMFgA.V FAH

Notice IS hereby given that the following
named settler has flied notice of his iuteu-
ton to make final proof in support his claim,
and that suid proof Will De made before
Register and Receiver at Las Cruces, n. NJ,
on Nov. ., iss1, viz:
ELDON CLOUGH on d. s.. No. 1858 for the
sex sw = = q 4 sec 10. n @ . n sec
70 { IL s, + II " lie names the following wit.
nessos to prove his continuous residence
upon, and cult ivation of, said land, viz
James NJ Moore, John h retrie, David e.
Cantwell, James l.. Gtll, of sierra Co.. y. NJ.
Octli.25 EDMUND e. SHIELDS, Register
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1887-10-28

hereui cunning and cruelty and gwen
him sufficient knowledee % aid his e.
cape frum justice and puulshmenl
And did they pay mere attention. O.
the proper prevention and punishment
o. such crimes they would havo. less o.
say ahout the lawlozness on the froui
leI In ne Aesl.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1887-10-28
Communicated Proesedings.

~fAdxocAte1.
HmLsnoEoUGH. \. II. Oct q ISL.
Commissioners me pursuant 10 ad.
ioumment
Present. y. Gruson. J. 7. Arm
strong and Prank Kleiner commission
ers, J.. L. Parker. assessor. and ]. n.
Webster. clerk.
The minutes OF the proceedings held
July 9Th. 9th. and 7th, and August lst,
were read and approved.
The following amounts being enron
Gus were ordered related ON taxes:
Franz L. Sleglitz. tax lss7, 9 So 50
r. NJ. White, /" 100 10
Monticello Lane x CattleC Co 4" 10 81
7. c. Long 1850 II %
Ordered: That a warrant for siT5
be drawn on the special fund IN favor
Of Elliott X Pickett for rent OF clerks
office from March LIST to October LIST,
1857.
II being broughtto the attention OF
the board that there were vacancies In
the Office of road supervisor In pre-
eIncts Z and {, II was ordered that J. y.
Duran be appointed supervisor for pre-.
oinct No. 4, and II. +. Watkins for pre-.
cinct No. 3; and IL Is further ordered
that the road work for 1850 In said pre-.
cincts be done between October 10th
and DECEMBER 10Th.
Sabine Candelario was appointed con.
stable for precinct No. 7.
Ordered: That Cafpio Berela be and
Is hereby granted permission to change
the old wagon road that passes through
his place near Monticello, sierra coun-
~, New Mexico, and he is hereby grant
ed permission to fence up said road
provided that he build a good wagon
road around said fence.
Ordered. To appropriate 5000 to re-
pair the wagon road between Hermosa
and Cuchillo Negro, and the clerk rs
hereby authorized to draw a warrant
for said amount in favor of Edward
Fest.
Voted: To appropriate SG7 to aid in
repairing the wagon road near King
ston, and the clerk Is hereby authorized
to draw a warrant for said amount in
favor of Frank Kleiner,
. The following bills were allowed and
warrants drawn for the same;
a. NJ. story, inoidentals for
Office, g 80 Oh
VIM. Burns, J. i. court ex.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1887-10-28
Land ONCE at Las Cruces, \. NJ.

Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his
intention To make final proof In support of
his claim, and that said proof will be made
before Probate Clerk, Sierra Co., mt Hills.
boro, n. NJ, on Nov. II, 1857, viz;
j. II. MARSHALL on u. 5. No, 2l92 for the
n 4 sw y sec "a, n \ q y sec y tip 10 5, .
W. He names thefollowing witne sses { o
prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation of, said land, viz: j. ID. stephens,
II. 4. Watkins. J. z. Hedigan, j. II. Hecklin,
of licrmosa, Sierra Go. n. NJ.
Octli.2 Is EDMUNp G.. SHIELDS, Register
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1887-10-28
Land ONCE ut Las Cruces, \ NJ,

Notice is hereby given that tine following
named settler has filed notice of his inten-
ton 20 make final proof in support of his
elatm, and thut said proof will be made be.
fore Probate Clerk, socorr0 Co., at soeorro,
y. NJ, on Nov. 18th, fss7, viz:
EDWARD ). STAPLETON on ID. 5. No.
1891 for the n W Z eknh sw u sw q swk
sec 10 Up . 5, range I W. He names he fol-
lowing WITNESSES TO prove his continuous
residence upon and cultivation OF, said land
viz; Patrick Higgins, Jesus Padilla, Fran
ciscs Borcinedes, Jose Baca, OF Socorro Co.
N. Nj.
Oct7-21 EDMuED G.. SHIELDS, Register.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1887-10-28
Final Proof Notlees.
Land omco at Las Cruces. y. NJ

Land Office Ut las Cruces. y. NJ.
October 18Th, 1857
Notice f. hereby given that the following
named settler bias filed notice OF his inteu.
ton 10 make hnu proof In support OF his
claim, aud that said proof viii be made be-.
tone if0Ertc Clerk. Sierra Co., at liillsborO,
y. NJ, on November 2S. lss5 viz:
NlCTORlANO CHAVEZ on u. $. No. 9l30
for the II " = no shneA and n q u 4
sec 81 tp los, T . west. He names tire FOL.
lowing witnesses TO prove his continuous
residence upon, and cultivation of. said land,
viz: GrCgario sHdillo, john G. Rnuillcr,
Manuel Chavez, Nepumneeno GulbU1don, of
sierra Co, \. 81.
Oct2l 20 EDMUND G.. SHIELDS, Rcgi ter.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1887-10-28
Land Office at Las Cruces, y. NJ,
OctoDHr :. lSs-

Notice IS hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his inten.
ton TO make final proof In support OF his
claim, and that said proof win be made be
fore Register and Receiver NJ Las Cruces, y.
NJ, on Nov. %, IsS7. viz.
DAVID O.. CANTWEI.L ON MS. No. 1877 for
the q IS Sc z s use Z and b sw = sec
80 tp ii s., q II W. He names the following
witnesses to prove his continuous residence
upon and cultivation OF, said land, viz:
James NJ. Moore, Eldou Clough, Jotn y.
Putric, james l.. Gill. OF Sierra Co.. y. NJ.
Octl4'25 EDMUND G.. SHIELDS, Register
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1887-10-28
% EDMuND @. sHIELDs, Register


Notice IS hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of hts fnten-
ton TO make inal proof in support OF his
claim, and that said proof Will be made be.
fore Register aud Receiver ut Las Cruces, N.
Nj, on Nov. ., 1857, viz
JAMES ", MOORE for the G = n @ u 4
II = aud $ G 4 n " a sec l0tp II :, range y
west, lie names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon, n
cultivation OF. said land, viz: David O..
Cantwell, Eldon Clough, John h. Petrie,
JONES l.. gill, OF Sierra Co, \. NJ.
Octll-l EDMUND g. SHIELDS, Register.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1887-10-28

The Crow Indians Of the Crow agen.
CIV, Montana, u becoming trouble.
some and have been joined by the young
bucks Of Cheyennes. Eighteen troops
Of soldiers have been sent out to quiet
them.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1887-10-28

Hon. r.. +. Washburn, ex minister TO
France. died at the residence Of his son,
Hampstead Washburn, at Chicago last
Sunday. Of congestion Of the heart and
BRAN.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1887-10-28

Cattlemen near Holhrook. Arizona.
complain that the Apache Indians are
stealing their cattle and drive them u
the reservation where II is impossible
TO recapture them. The mobile red" is
perhaps playing even.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1887-10-28

Texas towns along the line Of Mex,
leo are frequently %terrorized by Mexican
bandits.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-25
Finances Of Chesterfield.

CHEsTEREIEID, VA, Aug. %, 1887.
70 the Edit0r u TIC Dispatch:
The Pomd OF Supervisors met this
day, and the committee appointed at
the last meeting 20 ascertain all ont
sian0ing claims against the county and
also what would Dc the probable cost
OF completing he new clerks Office
and furnishing the same with furni-
tmo, reported that there were Outstand-
ing claims against the county funds
on July ist amounting to 3l,3l0.O7.
and the estimated costs OF com
letting and furnishing the new clerks
Office with furniture to he about
g., eco. Total assets OF the county on
tie LIST day OF July, 1881, on hand as
reported by the treasurer, &S,3O5.O1.
OF coulse the two items OF claims
against the county and the costs Of
completing the clerks office, &C.,
amount TO $4,0l6.07, viii be liens on
the balances on hand. Total bal
ancc, after deducting these two items.
amounting to 81, 1884. This is to run
the county until December !, 1887.
The above is what the board request
cd me to publish.
Now for my report published July
9Th i'll the Dispatch, all OF which Is
s,bstantiated by the records-every
single figure and item. l reported
then We had about $8,305.0l, or there
abouts, as reported 10y the treasurer,
and ! omitted TO state that we had to
tie credit of the Board of Supervisors
in one of the banks of Richmond the
sum Of 81 Goo. %, which the board on
to-day refused TO make a part of the
assets of the county, but why l could
rot see, when the record shows that
they are. Now, add this item TO the
total balance reported by the treasurer
and We have on hand 50, 965. 26. De-
duct the entire outstanding claims
against the county on July lst, and 1T
leaves us with a balance of S5,649.l9.
| do not deduct the amount OF 81, 700
that was reported as the estimated cost
OF completing the clerks Office, for the
work for that amount is yet to be done,
with the exception of small portion,
and that is not any more Of lien on
the county funds than any other SER
vices to be performed by any of her
citizens within the next four months.
And still further, there is to the credit
OF the Board of Supervisors in a suit
in the city of Richmond 0he Circuit
Court, think. J S639.75, which will be
paid over to the board when it is de-
handed, rs this amount is subject to
the order OF the court in which it lies.
These two items, amounting to g, 900,
is what was paid on compromise with
Wooldridge's securities. Now as to
these 81, 000 there is a controversy be-
tween the Board of Supervisors and
tie County School BOARD, which has
not been settled as to what amount each
board is entitled 10, and as to my opin.
ion and what | know about the facts the
county will certainly get upwards Of
81 800 when the division is made, which
can be done at any time the boards see
lit, and you will see that our financial
condition is not altered since my report
published July 9th. Why all this mud
die, at this tine cannot see.
Nj. A. CoGBILL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-25

We remarked in effect yesterday that
tLe introduction of the tariff question
into Virginia politics at this time would
be an unwise policy for the Democrats
TO pursue, seeing that, as we under
stood the movement, the result OF 1t,
though OF course not the object OF 1t,
would be to defeat every Democratic
candidate for the General Assembly
the protectionists by the anti-protec-
tionists and, rice rcr8a, the anh-pro-
toct.onists by the protectionists.
The Petersburg Mder-Appcat, com
menting upon the same paragraph from
the Lynchburg Adco"ce which called
forth cur remark, has the following
paragraph:
"Neyertheless. most esteemed con-
Temporary, the candidates elected tins
fall will choose United States senator
40 reuresent us for six years so, you
.ee IN that view OF the case, 1T Is con-
oressiopal matter, ard therefore 1t IS
not immaterial and irrelevant whether
our candidates have oRe view Oh the
tariff or another. 1t is OF the highest
imuortapce 10 know the views OF every
candidate on the tariif-first, because he
will have to vote for q United States
senator. and. second, because II he is
not a protectionist, according to the
doctrine inculcated by the Roanoke
platform, he is not Democrat IN the
orthodox yirginian sense. BE not de,
ce;ved. Democrats OF Virginia The
senatorial election is the main issue In
1he coming contest-distinctly made SO
by both pariies-and there is no use in
aiisguising it. 1t would never do Ia
eend free-trade senator from Virginia
in this crisis Of her material develop
snent and progress"
"Be not deceived, Democrats OF
Virginia" for If you prescribe all the
nnti.protectionist candidates, you will
not secure majority on joint ballot in
ahe Legislature.
The question raised by our Peters
burg contemporary may be condensed
5nto few words II is, Would you
prefer q protectionist who would vote
or MALONE to an anti-protectionist
who would vote for Democrat? Far
he il from US TO charge the editor Of
1he Index-Appeat with being u Ma.
boneite. We merely desire TO show
him thst bis logic leads 10 The re-
eleetiOn Of MAaosx " the United
lIl 1aele Fos, Y psetsstien Z
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-25

tlOv tic President Shuts Up Mean
EnstuuatiOuS.

by telegraph 20 the DispGtchJ
WASHINGTON, August 2i.-The Presi-
dents attention was called to day to the
matter lately appearing in the New
York IYOrid, to the effect that he was
not properly supporting the commits
sioners appointed 10 examine the affairs
%, tie Pacific railroad, and giving as a
proof Of the charge what was alleged
to lee the contents of the President 3
answer to Chairman PattisOn's dis
,atch proposing the assistant counsel
u The proceedings against Leland Stan
ford.
The President said: 81 have no time
20 mead or reply to the misrepresenta-
lions of opposition newspapers, and |
an not a, all afraid that they will sue
ceed in deceiving the people as to the
rolicy or course of the Administration
touching the matter in question hut
if there is a man, woman, or child who
would feel easier after reading the dis
patch which ! really did send TO Gov
ernor Pattison, they shall have it.
The following is the dispatch:
"EIECUTIvE MANSION, I
WASHINGTON, d. c., August 8, 1887. !
"Ro6cn /. Pat'json. Chairman Uni
ted States PGcjt'c Roiicay Commits
sicR, .SGD IrGaciscO, Cdi. :
upon your statement that in your
Judgment counsel should be employed,
| authorize and approve such employ
ment.
lsiencdl "GEovEE CLEVELAND"